Zolofy: an open-source UCP/AP2 node for non-static agentic commerce

[revanth-zolofy]

Hi UCP community, I wanted to share what we’ve been building at Zolofy, especially in the context of the recent discussions around validity_window, dynamic offers, and perishable checkout objects.

Zolofy is an open-source UCP/AP2-aligned node for non-static agentic commerce.

The core use case is commerce where the final offer does not exist upfront: travel, transportation, hospitality, property management, events, installations, emergency dispatch, and other service categories where merchant-side logic has to resolve variables before a real checkout object exists.

The current flow is:

buyer intent → variable extraction → merchant-side CPQ pricing → ephemeral SKU → AP2-style cart mandate → validity window

A buyer describes what they need in natural language. Zolly extracts the required variables, but never calculates price. The merchant’s CPQ logic evaluates the price deterministically. Zolofy then mints an ephemeral SKU and emits a signed, time-bound checkout mandate.

This maps closely to the temporal-validity problem discussed in the validity_window thread: agents should not treat dynamic offers as permanent facts. A travel hold, service quote, venue package, emergency dispatch, or custom configuration can expire, reprice, or require regeneration before checkout.

The implementation is open source under Apache 2.0.

Repo: https://github.com/revanth-zolofy/zolofy-agentic-2
Live demo: https://zolofy.co

Would love feedback from the community on whether this ephemeral SKU lifecycle maps cleanly to the direction of UCP’s Cart / checkout primitives, and whether these examples would be useful as non-static commerce test cases for any future validity_window or dynamic-offer proposal.